Resorts en Bosque estatal Mohawk Trail

“Very basic room I do not recommend it, besides that I chose king bed and they gave me another room. Smell of tobacco”

“It is a very clean and quiet place. We liked the breakfast. The only thing is that I didn't have a signal. But the Internet works great.”

“El hotel necesita una renovación, las alfombras están un poco viejas y los baños. Los muebles de la habitación no estaban bien limpios. La ensalada de frutas del desayuno no estaba buena, las omelette si. Lo peor de todo fue el ruido, había gente gritando, y hablando en los pasillos toda la noche, hasta la 2.30 am ! Me fui del hotel un día antes.”

“Impeccably clean! Updated rooms, fluffy towels, relaxing community yard and patio. Friendly owners/staff.”

“The inn is a colorful, quirky, friendly place to stay in an area where traditional motel and hotel accommodations can be very expensive in the summer. Initially affordability was the reason we picked the inn, but its funky charm and beautiful country vibe really won us over. It's like a boarding house in that it has small, comfortable rooms with double beds and large common areas for eating and relaxing, including a large kitchen that is perfect for preparing one's own meals. There were...

“Q el area desinada para tomar o comer q esta al lado de la pisina es muy fria, congelada. Sali enferma d ahy con mis hijos. No se puede disfrutar del area d la picina sin salir y frizarte. Demasiado frio.”

“Everything about Viking Villages Resort was wonderful! We loved the cozy place we stayed, with an eye for small details that made it a delight. The resort is secluded and very peaceful, even with the occasional "baaa" from the nearby sheep herd on the property. There was corn hole available to play and chairs to sit out on the deck at night to stargaze. If you want a real escape, this is the place to visit. It really has the feel of being in a viking village! We will most certainly be...

“We were disappointed that this "Inn" is really an older motel, run together with another older motel across the highway and a converted barn/restaurant. We should have read the descriptions and reviews more carefully. On return, after checking the listing, it was perfectly clear. Note: If you want an Inn experience, the converted barn seems to be the place to stay. On the positive, the room was quiet, the beds comfortable and everything was clear although very well worn. The 1896...